Warhammer the Old World Companion Battle March Battle Report - Warriors of Chaos VS High Elves

750 points New FAQ in action Prince Keithandor leads the mighty High Elves VS the Mad Exalted Champion Keevanovich and his Warriors Who will win? Warhammer: the Old World is a game in which large armies march to war, and yet, whilst games played with armies of 2,000 points or more are the most popular, such large collections are not needed for every game, for not all battles in the World of Legend are fought between such mighty hosts. Many are the battles fought between far smaller forces, and the rules that follow have been created to add greater depth to such games. There are a number of reasons to play a game of Battle March, and lots of players will collect small armies especially for that purpose. Perhaps most obviously, smaller games are relatively quick to play, the average game of Battle March taking less than an hour to complete. For newcomers to the Warhammer: the Old World hobby, the opportunity to start small and play games straight away allows them to learn the rules and gain valuable experience more easily, as opposed to collecting and painting an army of 2,000 points or more before participating in their first battle. By contrast, experienced hobbyists can treat collecting an army for Battle March as an opportunity to work on an exciting new project. Smaller forces are also the ideal place to let one's imagination and creativity run riot, exploring new techniques and experimenting with complex modelling projects.